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Century editor/publisher John M. Buchanan ponders life in the church and the challenges of leadership.
Reflections on the lectionary readings written by pastors, preachers and biblical scholars from various Christian traditions.
Faithful responses to work, family and everyday life from the country's most engaging theological writers.
Philip Jenkins, author of The Next Christendom: The Rise of Global Christianity, charts developments in the Two-Thirds World.
Rodney Clapp, author of Johnny Cash and the Great American Contradiction, explores the religious dimensions of popular culture.
John M. Buchanan is editor and publisher of the Century.
Barbara Brown Taylor teaches at Piedmont College.
Carol Zaleski is professor of world religions at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.
Thomas G. Long teaches at Emory University's Candler School of Theology and is the author of Preaching from Memory to Hope.
M. Craig Barnes teaches at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and is pastor of Shadyside Presbyterian Church. He is the author of The Pastor as Minor Poet (Eerdmans).
Stephanie Paulsell is the Houghton Professor of the Practice of Ministry Studies at Harvard Divinity School.
Philip Jenkins is distinguished senior fellow at Baylor University's Institute for Studies of Religion.
Rodney Clapp is a writer and editor who focuses on theology and culture.
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Century editor/publisher John M. Buchanan ponders life in the church and the challenges of leadership.
Reflections on the lectionary readings written by pastors, preachers and biblical scholars from various Christian traditions.
Faithful responses to work, family and everyday life from the country's most engaging theological writers.
Philip Jenkins, author of The Next Christendom: The Rise of Global Christianity, charts developments in the Two-Thirds World.
Rodney Clapp, author of Johnny Cash and the Great American Contradiction, explores the religious dimensions of popular culture.
